Jimmy Fallon shocked his audience when he was able to persuade Morgan Freeman to goof around with balloons filled with helium. They did not just play with the balloons, but Jimmy Fallon got to convince Freeman to inhale helium during his "Tonight Show" interview that occurred on the 24th of July. The results were amazingly hilarious.
Jimmy Fallon has always been regarded for his cheeky antics, and he presented the legendary actor, who stars in upcoming movie, "Lucy," a red helium balloon. The stunt they pulled was actually a funny re-enactment of Freeman's science experiment in popular documentary series, "Through the Wormhole," where he had a helium moment of his own.
"Through the Wormhole" was Morgan Freeman's show on Discovery Channel. Freeman, being the science buff that he is, was able to practice his fascination with science with this particular show of his. Its main premise is to explore certain mysteries focused on outer space, such as the possible existence of non-human life forms in the universe.
Moreover, his upcoming flick with Scarlett Johansson, "Lucy," is also a movie that has a premise based on science. The movies features on the possible examples of what could happen if a person is able to use 100% of his or her brain.
During the show, Jimmy Fallon told Freeman in a gentle attempt to convince him to inhale helium, "I do love your voice and everyone loves your voice, but I was wondering what your voice would sound like on helium. I'll do the same interview. I'll just do it on helium."
Although Freeman looked a bit hesitant to take the balloon from Jimmy Fallon, he still took it, while the talk show host was concerning himself with his 1st question. The 77-year-old actor then took a deep breath of helium from inside the balloon and fixed Jimmy Fallon with a hard stare. He then said, or rather, squeaked, "I really shouldn't be doing this. It's very undignified."
Morgan Freeman, acting legend, actually did what Jimmy Fallon practically dared him to do. Who would have thought that Freeman would take on a challenge such as inhaling helium from balloons?
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